Beach Box No. 21 - nestled among the ti-tree on Shelleys Beach. This prized piece of real estate sold for $455,000 in January, 2010. That's the white building in the centre, not one of the houses up on the hill

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  • Date : October 28, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Portsea with coordinates [-38.321155, 144.724993]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Portsea. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Beach Box No. 21 - nestled among the ti-tree on Shelleys Beach. This prized piece of real estate sold for $455,000 in January, 2010. That's the white building in the centre, not one of the houses up on the hill by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Portsea at [-38.321155, 144.724993]

Beach Box 27A, Shelley Beach. This humble wooden structure fetched $585,000 in January, 2011. This was $235,000 past the reserve price by Muzza from McCrae
Storms Decent On Shelly by Keagan.rye1991
Jetty Shed , Shelly Beach West , Portsea by Craig Ward
Shelley Beach - nestled in the trees just above where the sand finishes, Beach Box 27A (in the centre of this photo) sold for $585,000 in January, 2011 by Muzza from McCrae
Peninsula twilight by Marioana
Collins Bay Jetty , Portsea by Craig Ward
Late Arbor noon by Craig Ward
Beach Box No 21 – In Jan, 2010 two Portsea families paid $455,000 for this. That is $20,000 per square metre (22 sq metres). The buyers don’t own the land – that’s leased from the Mornington Peninsula Shire. by Muzza from McCrae
Shelly's Beach , Portsea. by Craig Ward
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Budgery Gunyah (2010). Built in 1869, this is possibly the oldest building in Sorrento. On trips from Mornington, this was reputedly the last coach stop before Sorrento by Muzza from McCrae
Remnants from the quarry from which the Wilson Botanic Garden was born by Muzza from McCrae
John Wesley (1703–1791), the founder of Methodism. This statue was sculpted by the British sculptor Paul Montford in 1935 by Muzza from McCrae
South Channel Fort - Gun Emplacement 4, looking south. On the right is the remains of the Battery Observation Post by Muzza from McCrae
Lydswood (2010). A restrained late boom style red-brick mansion with particular reference to cast iron by Muzza from McCrae
Daylesford Town Hall (2010). Built in 1883-85, this building is regarded as an important country structure, designed in the Victorian Academic Classical architectural style by Muzza from McCrae